His strength lies in collaboration, with Casa Community sharing knowledge.
The objective is to create an ecosystem with mass education, adoption in business and rights defense.
A month after its launch, the Latin American Federation of Bitcoiners accelerates its expansion, already consolidating 39 communities from 16 countries. This movement promotes the adoption of the pioneering digital currency, creating an unprecedented alliance that seeks to position the region as an epicenter of financial sovereignty.
The Federation was born in early June and today, four weeks later, already Agglutina to communities from countries such as Mexico, Cuba, Argentina, El Salvador, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Haiti, Ecuador, Peru, Dominican Republic, Venezuela, Bolivia, Uruguay and Colombia.
These groups They joined to coordinate efforts, share knowledge and work in educational campaignsbusiness adoption and political activism in favor of clear regulatory frameworks.
This alliance transforms collaboration into strategic action, as Junior Pérez, of 21bitcoin Academy in exclusive conversation with cryptootics pointed out. He defines the Federation as a “superplus to strengthen ties and unite more.”
Pérez, a Venezuelan residence in Costa Rica, explains that this union of Latin groups allows a vital exchange of knowledge. His community, for example, provides experience in Bitcoin mining while learning from other groups in other areas.
Therefore, The Federation works as a network that enhances the impact of each membercreating a mutual support ecosystem that will be “very relevant” for the future.
In such a way that the movement in favor of Bitcoin in the region does not stop. From the Federation the following steps are focused on performing simultaneous events in several countries. It will also forge new strategic alliances with non -governmental companies and organizations (NGOs), while will organize a regional summit at the end of the year to consolidate your strategy and press for a broader and more regulated adoption.
That is why, more than a simple agreement, the Federation represents a “peaceful revolution”, as described by some of its members. It demonstrates that the adoption of Bitcoin in Latin America does not depend solely on governments, but emerges strongly from the communities.
Allied groups They take control to build a solid educational and financial ecosystemmarking a before and after in the history of Bitcoin in the region.
